ABC costing
Across
- 5. Groups where related costs are collected before being assigned.
- 7. Costs that change with production levels.
- 8. A specific task that consumes resources and generates costs.
- 9. Achieving maximum output with minimal wasted effort.
- 10. Costs that stay constant regardless of production volume.
- 12. Indirect costs like rent or utilities needed to keep the business running.
- 13. A cost driver based on the number of times an action is performed.
- 16. A factor that influences the costs of an activity.
- 17. The point where total revenue equals total costs.
- 18. Costs that cannot be directly traced to a specific product or service.
Down
- 1. Comparing performance with industry standards or best practices.
- 2. Costs directly tied to producing goods, like labor and materials.
- 3. The difficulty of managing diverse operations or processes.
- 4. The ability of a company to generate profit.
- 6. Distributing costs to activities or products.
- 11. Costs easily linked to a specific product, like raw materials.
- 14. Making processes more efficient and effective.
- 15. A grouping of related costs in ABC costing.
- 16. A cost driver measuring the time needed for an activity.